Anticipated Features for macOS Sonoma: What Apple Has Promised for Future Updates. Apple has unveiled its latest macOS Sonoma update, yet not all of the anticipated features have made their debut. While the final version of macOS Sonoma has started rolling out, some functionalities announced during the June WWDC developer conference remain pending. These features are expected to be integrated progressively through subsequent updates of macOS 14 Sonoma.
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Here’s a breakdown of the exciting features we can look forward to:
Apple Music
A forthcoming update will enable users to collaborate on Apple Music playlists. This means users can invite others to add, delete, and rearrange songs. The “Now Playing” screen will also have a fun twist, where listeners can use emojis to comment on tracks. Furthermore, Siri will become more interactive with these playlists, allowing commands to play favorite tracks and auto-adding songs, artists, and playlists to one’s music library based on preferences.
Messages
The macOS Sonoma Messages app will be getting a facelift with a new feature: a quick-jump arrow to the first unread message in a chat. Additionally, new Live Stickers will be available and synced across macOS, iOS, and iPadOS platforms. Users can expect a centralized panel for Live Stickers and Memojis, with iCloud synchronization ensuring consistency across iPhone, iPad, and Mac devices.
PDF and Notes
The macOS update will offer enhanced form-filling capabilities. Utilizing data from the Contacts app, users can swiftly complete PDFs or scan documents, ensuring security.
Predictive Text
English users will benefit from predictive text functionalities. This will suggest words while typing, and users can accept the recommended word by pressing the space bar, streamlining the text input process. Whether this feature will be available in other languages remains uncertain for now.
